Green tea with milk
Green tea with milk is consumed by a huge number of people around the world. This drink contains great benefits for the human body. Sugar or honey can be added to tea to give the drink a special taste and aroma. Green tea will be very useful for people who watch their figure or fight excess weight. However, in this case, it is better to drink tea without adding any kind of sugar. This drink can be consumed both hot and cold.
How to cook Green tea with milk
Step 1

Take a teapot and pour loose green tea into the filter.
Step 2

Pour boiling water over the contents. Leave the tea to brew for 10-20 minutes.
Step 3

Add milk to the tea. Green tea with milk is ready to drink. Add cane sugar or honey if desired.
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